Looking for glass (plastic) slippers to put ice cream in for a bridal reception. Would these be deep enough?
25272
I don't think so. We put small candy in them for my daughter's party. Ice cream will prob run over and make a mess.
25273
These are awesome slippers and bigger than I thought they would be. However I'm not sure they would hold normal scoops of ice cream. They are not that wide. You could probably stack scoops vertically but they would need to be small, like a small cookie dough scoop size.
25274
No, these are basically toys; I posted the dimensions in a previous answer. They are not deep enough for a scoop of ice cream.
2099056
Yes, I'm sure they would be a great size for a cake and with the feet in icing they will stand fine. They just don't stand well in their own on a flat surface and it takes a lot of balancing which a two year old can't do. Perfect for a cake though!
133440
could be suitable, size is right but they are thin - if you need waterproof, consider cutting up a felt backed vinyl tablecloth
2272624
These would work, for sure. Do be careful of overfilling-- the puree or milk will expand when freezing and I almost popped a couple of covers because of that.
749896
These glasses are 2-5/16" wide measured at the top from one flat side to the other. I'm sure they taper inward (get narrower) with depth. The 2.5" ice spheres will not work.
1522562
I would not purchase these, they are poorly made and did not hold the square shape, folding in on the cupcake. I did not end up using them bc of the poor quality. It is worth spending a little more money for a better quality box. Hope this helps.
911385
I would say that they might be a tad bit small for a piece of wedding cake. Probably would be hard to package the cake inside of one. My personal opinion, I wouldn't do it.
1420151
As long as they are not too thick it should work. I used them for a VBS sugar cookie night
1105072
Although they are nice...they are not full size horse shoes. I bought these for favors at my wedding.
824763
We have not tried loafers. However they inserts are not as thick as the picture leads you to believe. The heel cup is a good depth and sturdy.
1766259
They are food grade and mine were very fragrant so they should be ok for ice cream. It's a really big bag so you could be liberal with them, but as they are dried you would need to use an infusion rather than adding the petals to the ice cream.
1978913
I bought cupcakes from a bakery and they fit perfectly. The wrappers are delicate so give yourself plenty of time to wrap them around the cupcakes. I made the mistake of trying to do it last minute and they I ripped a couple of the wrappers.
1959081
They aren't REALLY deep but they'll work for soup or cereal. They're quite large side-to-side so this also makes them fine for cereal & soup.
1770325
You will need a 9 inch clearence because they are just slightly over 8 1/2 inches tall. I just filled 3 of them up with ice tea, I love them. Everything seems to taste better in glass. They can develope a smell though, depending on what you have in them. I had one keep a cherry smell in it for a good while from keeping cherries in it, but that just made it smell good. it didn't hurt what was being put in it ...
612743
I don't see why not. That's actually a really great idea! For a quarter sheet cake or bigger, they would be perfect. They're plastic and easy to clean. Not super heavy and not super light either.
2000329
As long as the table does not have an apron, You can push them under. I have them with the Ikea "Torsby" table w/glass top and they fit under the side rails perfectly. Hope this info helps!
532714
I think that they would be too big for a cupcake. They should fit well on a cake though.